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St Jude Catholic Church
399 Barrow Street•pearl MS 39208
Office: 601-939-3181 fax: 601-939-3160
Website www.stjudepearl.org
Hours:
8:30 am -- 3:30 pm
Monday -- Friday
Fr. Lincoln Dall, Pastor
Deacon Liturgy & Pastoral Care Faith Formation
John McGregor, D.Min. Rhonda Bowden Stacy Wolf
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Music Director Youth Ministers
Kelly McGregor Margaret Riordan Betsy Walter 601-214-7378
[email protected] [email protected] Mara Villa-Polk 601-421-3849
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil
5:30 pm
Sunday
8:30 am & 11:00 am
Spanish Mass
Sunday 1:00pm
Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday
6:00 pm
Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament
Thursday 5:00 pm
Friday
10:00 am
Holy Days
of Obligation
Check bulletin
for times
Reconciliation
Saturday 4:45 pm
or by appointment
Our prayer chapel
is always open.
Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time September 1, 2019
The Gospel today talks about the virtue of humility, so I am going to share some of my favorite quotes on humility from some luminaries in our Catholic faith. Blessings to all you - have a blessed week. Father Lin-coln. “You must always humble yourself lovingly before God and before men, because God speaks only to those who are truly humble and He enriches them with His gifts.“ (St Padre Pio - 1887 -1968) To be taken with love for a soul, God does not look on its greatness, but the greatness of its humility. (St John of the Cross - 1542 - 1591) "No one reaches the kingdom of Heaven except by humility”. (St Augus-tine of Hippo - 354 - 430) “Humility must always be doing its work in us like a bee making its honey in the hive: without humility, all will be lost.” (St Teresa of Avila - 1515 - 1582) “The most powerful weapon to conquer the devil is humility. For, as he does not know at all how to employ it, neither does he know how to de-fend himself from it.” (St Vincent de Paul - 1581 - 1660) “Humility is an attitude of honesty with God, oneself, and of all reality. It enables us to be at peace in the presence of our powerlessness and to rest in the forgetfulness of self.” (Father Thomas Keating - 1923 - 2018) “The truly humble reject all praise for themselves, and refer it all to God.” (St. Alphonsus Liguori - 1696 - 1787)
Parish Mission Statement
We, the family of St. Jude, Pearl, Mississippi are a vibrant, Eucharistic community with caring members that are empowered by baptism to serve God through the sacraments. We will proclaim the good news and pro-vide spiritual and moral guidance to parishioners and the community by creating a holy and comforting place that encourages active participation, service to each other, and love.
Sundays, August 25, 2019 Weekly Collection: $7,573.00 Children’s Collection: $ 22.38
Stewardship Thought
In the Gospel today, Jesus warns us not to give in to hopes of repayment, but to give openhandedly to the poor and needy. That sort of giving mirrors the bountiful giving of God, and Jesus assures us it is blessed indeed!
Monday, September 2nd is Labor Day. The St. Jude offices will be
closed.
Join us on the First Fridays for 24 hours of Eucharistic Adoration in the Prayer Chapel.
Adoration will begin at 5:00 am on Friday, September 6th and will continue until 5:00
am on Saturday ending with Rosary and Benediction. There is a sign-up notebook in
the back of the Church. Please sign-up to spend an hour with the Lord in Adoration.
First Friday Healing Mass
Our next First Friday Healing Mass will be September 6th at 10:00
a.m. in the church with lunch in the Parish Hall to follow for our
55+ Bunch. If you plan to come for lunch, please call or email Rhonda in the office.
The Rite of the Institution of Lectors will take place on Saturday, Sep-
tember 7th at 9:00 am. Bishop Joseph Kopacz will preside at the Mass
for the Institution of Lectors for our Deacon Candidates. The Rite of In-
stitution of Lectors is one of the ministries a Deacon must receive be-
fore ordination to the Diaconate. Those given the ministry of Lector are
entrusted with reading the Sacred Scriptures during Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours. Each candi-
date receiving the ministry of Lector will be instructed by Bishop Kopacz, “Take this book of holy
Scripture and be faithful in handing on the word of God, so that it may grow strong in the hearts of
his people.”
ALPHA for Youth Begins on Sunday, September 8th at 5:00 pm—7:00 pm
ALPHA for Adults begins on Monday, September 9th at 6:00 pm—8:00pm
It’s not too late to sign-up for Alpha, to sign-up contact Rhonda or Stacy
in the office.
Mass Intentions
Saturday 5:30 pm —Special Intention Sunday 8:30 am — People of St. Jude Parish Sunday 11:00 am — Cecily Kumor (RIP) Sunday 1:00 pm — Spanish Community Tuesday, 6:00 pm—Robert Caskey (RIP) Wednesday 6:00 pm — Special Intention Thursday 6:00 pm — Special Intention Friday 10:00 am—Betty Naquin (RIP)
Parishioners: Viola Allen, Leon and Beth Bivens, Wendy Bobo, Brody Bokros, Daniel Bondi, Michael D’Aquila, Ed & Cathy Dunn, Charles & Mary Ann Goldsmith, Christine Guillotte, Katie Kirby, Joe Loomis, Kathy Moody, Ernie Murray, Charles Myers, Marcia Pitts, Patricia Poole, Nell Ramsdell, Dr. Paul & Sheilah Resweber, Marlene Rhodes, Phyllis Rogers, Mike Siller, Scott Statham, Katie Torregano, Melody Villa, Larry Watkins, Ashley Watkins, and Mary Jo Zummo.
Family and Friends of Parishioners: Mary Bess Curry, mother of Mike Curry; Missy Goodman, daughter of Nick & Maureen Calico; June Harkins, mother of Beth Bivens; Donna Neese, mother of Nicole Chapman; Tammy May, daughter of Carol Bourne; ; Pat Clifford, mother of Christina Bondi; Eula LeBlanc, sister of June Trahan; David & Mary Boudreaux, cousins of Daniel Bondi; Ted Renslow, brother of Diane Meadows; Keith Jones, brother-in-law of Diane Meadows; Julian Walters, brother-in-law of John & Teresa Pietrzak; Buddy Saucier, brother of Faye Garriga; Ed Burow and Robert O’Neal, relatives of John and Mary Sauls; ; Amada Kirby, niece of Katie Kirby; Michelle Siller and Cassie Garza, relatives of Mike and Kathy Siller;Jimmy Paul Easterling, friend of Barbara White, and all those in nursing homes or homebound.
Names on Prayer list will be removed in 5 weeks unless otherwise requested.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation Monday: Labor Day Tuesday: St. Gregory the Great Friday: First Friday Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary; First Saturday
If you would like to send a note of encour-agement and prayer to our Seminarian, An-drew Bowden, his ad-
dress is Notre Dame Seminary 2901 S. Carrollton Ave New Orleans, LA 70118
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Thes 4:13-18; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 11-13; Lk 4:16-30 Tuesday: 1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: Col 1:1-8; Ps 52:10-11; Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: Col 1:9-14; Ps 98:2-6; Lk 5:1-11 Friday: Col 1:15-20; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: Col 1:21-23; Ps 54:3-4, 6, 8; Lk 6:1-5 Sunday: Wis 9:13-18b; Ps 90:3-6, 12-17; Phlm 9-10, 12-17; Lk 14:25-33
PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS Remember in your prayers all those who serve our nation in the Armed Forces espe-cially Christopher and Lamont Arnold, David Clay, Chris Curry, Zach Farrar, Brandon King, Gerald McClain, Christopher Melancon, Dean Millette, Victor Puckett, Troy Resurreccion,
Emma Reuter, Steven Renslow, Ryan Roy, Trey Strickland, and Inissa Zambrano.
The next scheduled Masses in the
Extra-Ordinary Form (in Latin) are
scheduled for Sunday, September
1st, 22nd and 29th at 6:00pm
Flower in the Church Donated by Riza Caskey
In Memory of Robert Caskey
The Catholic Church has always demonstrated a concern for children. The Dio-cese of Jackson is committed to ensuring that children served by the church are not at risk of sexual abuse by the Church personnel.
Diocesan policies and procedures currently in place seek to protect, enhance and, in some cases, restore the trust that our faith calls for between agents of the Church and the children and adolescents entrusted to our care. In accord-
ance with the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People passed by the U.S. bishops in Dallas, the Diocese of Jackson wishes to encourage any victim of sexual abuse by a member of the Catholic Clergy to come forward and begin the healing process. When an allegation is found to be credible, counseling will be offered, so that the healing process can begin in accord with our present diocesan policy. We encourage any victim to contact Ms. Valerie McClellan, Victims Assistance Coordinator at 601-326-3728.
The 33rd annual St. Joseph Catholic Church Gluckstadt German-Fest is Sunday, September 29, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The family-oriented festival is best known for its delicious German food and authentic German Folk music provided by the band, Polkameisters from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Advance meal tick-ets are $6 and are available from parishioners of St. Joseph Catholic Church or by calling the parish office at 601-856-2054. Meals the day of the festival will be $7.
Catholic Charities Journey of Hope with featured speak-
er Rocky Bleier, Pittsburgh Steeler and Vietnam veter-
an. Meet and Greet 10/7/19 6 to 8 PM. MS Sports Hall
of Fame $50. Luncheon 10/8/19 12 to 1 PM Jackson
Convention Complex, reservations required. For more
information visit: www.catholiccharitiesjackson.org.
SAVE THE DATE –BISHOP’S CUP: Tuesday, September 10, 2018, Lake Caroline, Madison. (Tee time will be 1:00 pm, din-ner will follow at The Mermaid.) This year’s proceeds will benefit the Catholic Foundation Grant Trust which will fund
grant projects throughout the diocese. For more information contact the Office of Stew-ardship –Development at 601-960-8477
Around the Diocese
Parish School of Religion Sunday School classes will not meet Sunday, September 1st – Have a Happy Labor Day! Classes resume Sunday, September 8th. Sunday School class time: 9:45-10:45am
Classes begin promptly at 9:45am. Please be on time!
Parents/Guardians of students 3 years – 6th grade must come to the classroom to pick up your child.
PARENTS OF INFANTS AND TODDLERS Beginning September 8th, the Youth Room in the Parish Hall will be open during the Sunday School hour for parents of infants/toddlers to gather for conversation and fellowship while waiting for older children to be released from Sunday School. No Sunday School aged children are allowed and parents must accompany infants/toddlers.
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN ANNUAL SAFE ENVIRONMENT LESSON The Diocese of Jackson requires that all children and young people in parishes and schools re-ceive an ANNUAL age-appropriate safe environment lesson. Parents must be given notice as well as an opportunity to review the materials prior to the class. Our Annual Safe Environment Lesson for High School will be held Sunday, September, 8th during the Sunday School hour. We will be covering The Gospel and Social Media: Moving Beyond Safety to Digital Missionary Discipleship. Lessons for all of the lower grades will be given in November. If your child will be attending Sunday School this day and you do not want them to participate or if you would like to review the lesson plan, please contact Stacy in the office.
FAITH AND FUN SUNDAY For families of youth in grades K-6 Sunday, September 15th, 3-5pm in the Parish Hall Our Lady of Sorrows We will learn about the Seven Sorrows of Mary through prayer and crafts. Join us for snacks and a short movie too (Robin Good and His Not-So-Merry Men: A Lesson in Handling Heart). Volunteers needed: Adults and teens (7th – 12th grades) to help set up and
serve during the event. If you would like to join the fun, contact Stacy in the office ([email protected])
Faith Formation
Pray for Those Discerning a Religious Vocation
Pray these men who are presently in formation for the Priesthood and the Permanent Diaconate especially: Seminarians:
Dcn. Andrew Nguyen
Dcn. Cesar Sanchez
Andrew Bowden, 2nd Theology
Carlisle Beggerly
Ryan Stoer
Candidates for the Permanent Diaconate Mark Bowden—St. Jude, Pearl
Dien Huang—St. Peter Cathedral, Jackson
K.J. Jwainat—St. Francis, Madison
Wesley Lindsey—St. Peter Cathedral, Jackson
John Pham—St. Michael, Forest
David Rouch—St. Michael, Vicksburg
Tony Schmidt—St. Paul, Flowood
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TELEPHONE (769)208-5683 106 Luckney Station Rd Suite B. FACSIMILIE (601)202-3022 FLOWOOD, MISSISSIPPI 39232
Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home 3780 Hwy 80 East Pearl, MS 39208
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Knights of Columbus Council 8038 ST JUDE CENTENNIAL
Grand Knight: Calvin Torregano Chaplain: Reverend Lincoln Dall
[email protected] kofc.org/joinus
Knights of Columbus serve our community, our Church and our fellow man, in an effort to better
society as a whole. Meetings 4th Sunday of each month
Officers Meeting: 4:30 PM Council Meeting: 5:00 PM
CHARITY UNITY FRATERNITY
JOEL DILLARD, PA REPRESENTING MISSISSIPPI WORKERS
[email protected] 601-487-7369
775 N. Congress St, Jackson, MS 39202
SCOTT M.LEBER, DVM MEDICINE·DENTISTRY·SURGERY
1915 Old Brandon Rd Pearl MS 601.939.3026
www.jacksonjewelersinc.com Ron Muffuletto Lakeland Commons 601.992.1700 253 Ridge Way Flowood, MS 39232